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Thursday, April ID, 1941
onstitutional Amendments To Be Voted at General Election, June 3
endment
■ ■ PROCLAMATION
|the*'institution \ , proposed amend
of Gear
“ ted on at the General
0 1
t to be
■ t l„. General Assemblv ses-I
vide for annual
?fiPv 'relating days; to to organization repeal the
n nS 6 provide the term of
• fo General Assembly;
L of the
■ other purposes,
v His Excellency,
UGENE TALMADGE,
Governor.
fate , of Georgia,
i Executive Dept.,
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General . As- .
nil? F ‘\S Jx'session The
21 hi« I ill 1941 pro
r ainendment to the Con-
1 ■ , of this State approved as set by torth de
I solution Governor signature
Bfre the s
da vs as certified by
I Rav, Secretary, Executive
LY. b) Gov „
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. | RESOLUTION ^
a
for i at 1 fication or rejection an
(P h 3 of --t' Constitution ol,
iera Assembl.v so as to provide
tnni al sessions of fifty days
epes the provisions relating tr
^■tion tell of officers -essions: of the to General provide
■ resolved by the General;
einiv of Georgia: 1
Sr bon .
jaf. .rticle 3, Section 4, Para- ■
jjj I of the Constitution of | ,
raia vhich provides as follows:
Parftraph if 111. first Meeting. session. Busi- The j
l it at
sefnd Assembly shall meet on I
■ Monday in January.
biennially thereafter on
chafed date until the day shall
by law. Such session
1 coi a2d tinue no longer than ten j
l the only business which
^■ransaeted thereat ot the shall Gen- be 1
■eir.bly :ers
Bame; and the organiza
the inauguration of;
ernov-elect, and other
ehot ;e officers, whose terms '
offic* Lie run concurrently with
of Governor; the election
ippfntment ol committees ot
■use. the election Statehouse of the
erno and other
*rs. in the event of no elec
ob th c people hs under the
ent irovisions of this Consti
m; tne decision of contested
tioni for Governor and other
*rs is under present provi
s (■the Constitution, and the
^Bion «nd resolutions; and first the reading impeach- ol
t of public officers and trial
tof; Provided, that if. at the
Bb (rf en days, an election or
■ r actual trial of impeach
rofged pending the session may
untdaHsuch officers
I iylaugurated be elected, so declared, and
le. J-he or installed in
§ General Assembly
ivene in regular ses
Jhe B a >' ot second .July, Monday 1933. and after bi
aiy■ thereafter on the same
unti the date shall be chang
^—General ■ : No such Assembly regular session
shall
lded due longer than sixty days;
is fending ^at it at tin the impeachment end of six
fllihe session may be pro
B i completion of said
1 «
^^■Asseinbl.v, «»., adopter, bv by concurrent the votes
™ :.t> Of , quorum of
■n Senate ab during said
-JL\ B°' s !° ed a °ve provded for.
1,y Governor, is
■ithonzed to fix a date for
«nR in regular session pri
V above provided for, in
■he date definitely fixed
■ l!f ' The terms of the
^■ttumbents ■tor and those of the which offices
■[he are
a> the Governor shall
■« uxin the inauguration ol
lnor at the first biennial
“nSr l – 9 s»^«*
J le laUrw e , ;im th e P h entire P ml , P amend pie^ent , -
u n 0 Paragraph
the 1 pftnc '* ldlon 4 . and by in-
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I. ■ .' 1 , *™f 4 Paragraph a new Ar
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B ■ rmi" N BI ,rr ^ «. e f, tln g- The
a« '
irl l seniNv shan meet m
on ,lle second Monday
until the day shall be
i, ■ I >’ he General ,N° such Assembly regular
■ 'iiiif longer than fifty
■ ■ t v,d, ‘ d ' that if an im
■.:. !tv daV S t u'e h P p ndin session ^ at may the
■ Icr-' ...4 '' until torms completion of the of
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General Insurance
fOtir Adviser* A k «? RfrtiluT
the the General ssi°n Assembly shaP^x-Diri
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for a t erm of two years > dIS ”
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Section 2
When this amendment shall he
agreed to by
the members of the House and
now provided by law, and shall
be submitted at the next general
election after such publication to
the voters of the State of Georgia
qualified to vote for the member*
0 f the General Assembly, for rati
fication or rejection. Ail persons
voting in said election in favor ol
adopting shall said proposed amendment
have written or printed on
their ballots the words' “For rati
fication of the amendment to Ar
tide 111 Section IV, Paragraph
HI of the Constitution of
bly'- Al f" 1 .,'oieis voters desiring aesirmg m to vote vote
aga nst the ratification of said
a ?n r« n al, V i e
thP^ruX wntoor D t „,h, h ballol a n f
he amendment ™7v m p“ to “ph A - iel^li i f
Sec, , s l ol t e
o? d A«emh?v” S S 10n
tSmSZ the CeneMi SSS£%JLi i f
t 0 vo4e f ov y le mem t) ers 0 [ dle
General Assemblv shall vote for
shall be consolidated, as now re
members of the General
s ball certify the results of said
election to the Governor and the
Governor shall make and publish
b j s proclamation and said amend
menl shall thereupon become a
Paragraph III of the Constitution
of Georgia.
Section 3.
All laws and parts of laws in
conflict herewith are hereby re
pealed.
CHARLES D. REDWTNE,
President .. , ol . „ the Senate, c ,
LINDLEY W. CAMP,
Secretary of the Senate.
RANDALL EVANS. JR.,
Speaker of the House of
Representatives.
JOE BOONE.
Clerk of the House of
Representatives.
NOW. THEREFORE I, Eu
gene Taimadge, Governor of said
State, do ■ issue this my proclama
tion hereby declaring that the pro
posed foregoing amendment to the
Constitution is submitted, for the
ratification or rejection, to the
voters of the State qualified to
vote for members of the General
Assembly at the Geneial Election
to be neld on luescisy, June 3,
1941.
EUGENE TALMADGE, AT
Governor.
JOHN fy the 1,. Governor W IbSON,
Secretary of State
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A a PRO! PROCLAMATION LAMA l iun
Submitting a proposed amend
ment to the( Constitution ot Geor
gia to be voted on at the General
Election to be held on Tuesday,
June 3. 1941 amending Aiticle /.
Section 7. Paragiaph 1, of the
Constitution ot Georgia so as to
authorize Baker County to incur.
a bonded indebtedness m addition ;
to that heretofore authorized by
the Constitution and laws of Geoi
gia. For the purpose of refunding
and retiring and paying ol all
county warrants and . or county
orders, notes, judgments liquidated open and ac
counts and other
or unliquidated demands cut- ;
standing and unpaid as of January
1st 1942, irrespective of the tax
levy for the year of 1941, tru
which Baker County may be liable,
as principal, guarantor or other
wise, to provide that the funds
raised from such additional bond-,
ed indebtedness shall be used ex
clusively for the payment and re
tirement of the indebtedness and
obligations for which they are us
ech to authorize the assessment
and collection of an annual tax
sufficient iis-V to pay 1 ton!zps the principal and \
come due. to fix the rat p ‘ t
terest the date of issuance and , ^
other details incident to the i*>sue
and sale of said bonds; to provide
for an election in Baker County on
j d bonds; to provide for valida
tion; to provide for submission of
the amendment for ratification by
the people; and for other purposes.
By His Excellency SSo E
EUGENE ■ TA :
‘l7j; „ S'e° .
S r St.
t
MartM. General As
WHEREAS, The
sembl.v at its session in 1941 pro
posed an amendment to the Con
of this State as set forth
in an act approved February 26.
1941 to-wit INDEBTEDNESS
BONDED COUNTY
BAKER
H B 239 — Gov. 86
AN ^qualified ACT
To propose .to to vot
of State of Georgia ». 1
-
.ton K–ftW* .htYSSte All tor
ratification or rejection. in fav- per
sons voting at said election
• said proposed'
or °f f nrfnntintr adopt g the • .'. ■
amendment to the Const p ... tution
shaH ballots have wTitten the words or pnnted I or rat o" 1 ]
their amendment Ai
fication of an lo -
tide 7, Section 7. Paragraph 1, of
the Constitution, so as to author-; bonds;
ize Baker County to indebtedness issue
for the retirement of 1,! j
due and unpaid as of January
1942”. and if a majority of the
electors, qualified to vote for
members of the General Assembly.
voting thereon, shall vote for rati
fication thereof, when the result
shall be consolidated as now re
oiiircd bv law in election for
members of th-General Assembly,
(hen said amendment shall become
a part of Article seven (7). Sec-1
amandment tp Article 7,
° r { the
^ ate ti in
! seeti °n 2-5501, so as to
^aker County to incur a
^eietotore indebtedness in addition to
authorized by the
no ' es ' .l ucl Sments, open
f nd liquidated and. or
llquidate(1 demands
and ald .
1942 un inspect! P as of January
' ve of the tax
the year of 1941 for
dm, 9 0unty may be liable
mmcipal guarantor or
provide that the finds
• such additional bonded
“.ebtedness al , I the shall be used
f‘ v ' y oi :, Pf-^ent and
t l of f l ] le indebtedness and
^SSSA • ,
« «n annSTax
cient to P ay tlle p »'>ncipai and
teres t of s : , hond^ as thev
es^fhe come due 1 to fix issuance the rate "and of
date of
details incident to the issue
sale of said bonds; to provide
“"/Kir , in Bake H r ?° m
the amendment for ratification
*• «” “; h “
Section 1.
Be lf enacted by the
.
and is hereby enacted by
, i V s p ven * section seven (7),
the *! on Code ^°^ of 1933 incorporated section
as
which has heretofore been amend
ed shall be further amended
addm – at the end thereof a new
tp - wit:
“And except, that Baker County
in addition to the bonded indebt
edness heretofore authorized bv
the Constitution rnavissuelenal and laws of
gia exces^ aggregate bonds
IlSwoA of the for a ,–' %f m sum
retirement of the deficit and cur
rent indebtedness II helng of renreselted Baker Coun
tv iudlment^ the note? g bv
inrf eountv ‘nr
mien
counts count, and and other o her liaiuda liquidated ed and
d
which \ inch Baker Baker County County mav rnay be oe l u a
ble as principah guarantor or oth
erwise, outstanding and unpaid
of January 1 st. 1942, irrespective
ot the tax levy of Baker County
for the year of 1941 and irrespee
tive of the purpose and, or pur
poses for which said tax levy for
the year of 1941 was made;
shall provide for the assessment
al]£ j co ]] ec tion of an annua) tax
sufficient in amount to pay
principal and interest ot said
bonds as they become due.
serial bonds so issued shall
in twenty-five (25j annual
amounts'beginning five (5) years
from the date of issuance and ma
turing each year thereafter for a
period of twentv-five (25) years
T Sued h e nroceeds of all such bonds
bv Baker County shall be
used exclusively for the purpose
of paying and retiring said judg- out
standing and unpaid notes,
ments, open accounts and county
warrants and, or County orders
and other liquidated and. or un
liquidated demands as of January
h 1942 for which said Baker
County may be liable as principal.
guarantor or otherwise. Said bonds
shall be issued and validated with
the assen t of a majority of
qua j ified voters of Baker County.
v0t ; n g j n an election, and at an
ejection called therefor, the voters
authorized to vote in said bond
election sha ll be those voters
are eligible to vote in the last
General' election preceding
bond election her ei n provided for.
The necessity ^ for the issuance
of said bonds s hall be determined
by a maj ority vote of theCom
missl0ners of the roads and
en ues of Baker County and
ca j]j n g 0 f tlie election for the
suance 0 f said bonds shall be de
termmed b y a majority vote
said board 0 f commissioners. It
be ing left in the discretion of said
b0 ard of commissioners, and
be j ne mandatory on said board to
ca ]j sa j d election.
R d Revenues f Commissioners of
R d , . of Baker
SrWcossr? r . , m „ io ritv vote of said p
empowered to fix the rate of inter
est not to exceed five (5) per
cen ^ per annum the date of is
stlance anc j all other details inci
to die ;ssue - and sa je of said
bonds Sa j d bonds shall be vali
da ^ ed j n the manner and under
tbe procedure, in accordance with
thisa mendment.asi s providedby original
law for the validation of
.Wi«.Uon b«â€“"
telhefeSc Section ?ed 2
Be I, By .he a.,
«tore, a l « that «Mn «.d
amendment shall be agreed to by
two-thirds vote of the membeis o
each House, with hi ayes; ami
“nays thereon, the Governor 1S
hereby directed to have this pro
Posal Published each in Congressional one or more
newspapers in
District m this State for two
months previous to the time for
holding the next General
at which proposed amendment to
THE COVINGTON IfEtVS
tion seven U) Paragraph one
JJJ t °j shall f VeoigkTNnd the Cover -
nor make proclamation
' therefor as provided by law.
1 Section 3.
Be it furthei- enacted that al
Jaws or paits of laws in co
“ be,e -
Governor.
This 26 day of Feb. 1941.
RANDALL EVANS, JR.,
Speaker of the House.
JOE BOONE. *
Clerk of the House
CHARLES D. REDWINE,
President of the Senate.
L1NDLEY W. CAMP.
Secretary of the Senate.
NOW THEREFORE I Eu
gene | Ta i madge ° Governor ‘ of
tate d j this my proclama- “t
poaacI forego, pg » «»
Constitution is submitted tor rat
Rmation or rejection, to the voters
of the State qualified to vote for
members of the General Assembly
at the General Election to be held
on Tuesday, June 3, 1941.
* OOWE TS
By the Governor:
JOHN B. WILSON,
Secretar y ot Stele.
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Submitting a proposed amend
ment to the Constitution of
gj a to be voted on at the genera!
Section to be held oh June 3.
1941 amending Article 7. Section
; of Georgia so as to authorize
School District Number 1 in the
County of Jefferson State of
Georgia a ’ to incur a bonded in-
1 debt ® dness 1 addition to that
h e [ et olore authorized by the Con
:• . ® Purpose t ot T.UdS' relunding £d and le e
t T ng lts exl st ! ng bonded lnde ht-
1 edness and lnteiest - thereon due
and unpaid as of January 1. 1941.
i and any bonded indebtedness due
up to and including December 31.
1950; tQ provide that ional the funds
raised froiil suoh addit bond
ed indebtedness shall be used ex
c j lls i v eiy for the retirement of
^.gid bonded indebtedness and in
i eres t thereon due and unpaid on
January 1, 1941. and any bonded
; indebtedness which becomes due
: ua to and including December 31,
1950; to provide for the submis
| P ion of the amendment for ratifi
cation bv the people; and for oth
j er purposes.
Bv His Excellency,
EUGENE TALMADGE,
Governor,
State of Georgia,
Executive Dept.,
March 28. 1941.
WHEREAS. The General As
sembl.v at its session in 1941 pro
posed-an amendment to the Oon
stitution of this State as set forth
1 «t approved March 10 * 1941
ppnvmTTvrr 1 C \runPI RnivnFr) ^niSTRITT TNDFRT
|m,El S ^lMF ° NE , 01 TFFFt?RSON .....
COUNTY cuu.ni v
B _
AN ACT
To propose to the qualified vot- to!
ers of Georgia an amendment
Article 7. Section 7. Paragraph so! l.|
of the Consfitution of Georgia,
as to authorize School District
Number 1 in the County of Jeff
| erson. State of Georgia, to incur
I a bonded indebtedness in addition
to that heretofore authorized by
the Constitution and laws of Geor
gia for the purpose, of refunding
and , deBtadneaa refiring its d existing te ® St bonded; th fJn'
" a ” r I
! ,’ iq?! ^T a of ini 1
1VV , a ,,v bonded
I dpb ?**$?*? tedness due d u e un t.n and including
P^Thefunds 3 , -Sed to Ho,?,'°such nrovide
'
additional bonded indebtedness
ghall be used exclusively for the
retirement of said bonded indebt- i
edness and interest thereon
and unpaid on January 1. 1941.
j and anv bonded indebtedness I
! which becomes due ud to and in- ;
eluding December 31. 1950; to
provide for the submission of the
j amendment for ratification by the,
pe0,:) ‘ e: and mr other purposes. ]
« Be u l, enact S f f c d i l 0 f* 1- n } he G ™ eial
irssihrix a tr-iR , :
j au thority of same, that Article the 7.
Sect j on 7 Paragraph 1, of has
Constitution of Georgia which
heretofore been amended, shall be
further amended by adding at the
end thereof a new paragraph, in
the following words, to-wit:
“And ex cent that School Cofmtv Dis
trict Teffm^oiTstate Number in the of
(d Georgia may
evcls aelrlUte serril bonds not
i" n Of L! he sum o
fSgfflg'JgUfXr–i* n imn no the ninmose ot re
ot said! Sc ool Di > 1
me. oast due and unpaid
»ai y ‘, U . Y apy ppt “
nfitimndme b lnt t
9 l ; s | an *‘ n 5 and wlhch Decembel- becomes
nd Sde includ ng t^asi
and and tor l
■•. of an an .
he'principal sufficient in amount
qa v t and interest
bond as thev fall Xnding due' the
„ ‘ tart tg
son. State Geoi gia, to be used
exclusively tor the purple o p.
lne and retiring said bonded in
debtedness and interest thereon
; due and unpaid as of Jan
l|arv , 1941 and any bonded
j ndeb tedness outstanding and
which becomes due to and includ
injf December 31. 1950. The Board
o{ Trustees of said School District
dumber 1 in the County of Jeffer
son state of Georgia, are hereby!
authorized and empowered Board by to aj
majority vote of the said
issue said bonds, to fix the rate
0 f interest, the date of the issu
ance. the maturities and all other
details ipcident to the issue ano
sale of said bonds. Said bonds shall
be validated as now provided by
law.”
Section 2.
When said amendment is agreed'
ww* wmtf sr tils gw?
to hi two-thirds vote of the mein
■
1 U “na\s''°thereon''it'chsui
“ayes” and
I Je oubltehed S ** Monal in one District newspaper of this in
: stat time* PieVl ? U S ;
the for ti-, ’
amendments to the Constitution ,,i
£°’^' U shed tv 111 the newspaper in each
in which Sheriff's adver- I
t^ements lntr th e l are ' vo published Aeeks immediately twice dur -1
U> . -a* t,me <)f lh e l lokl "^
a j atnext , General ,
and -
s na «i?
election be uhmi !l p "
uit , , , Ij(i »n ! K rl
v«»ting at s id elect iiramKw/am°pn(i •
adopting the said
ment to ih P f’nrwiitntirm "heir n„n ballot*I n„.
written or printed on
■menffit the words "For Article*?ffi£n stifiration nt
of 7
^ “f r L in m thJ tne cZ County tv nr ot Jefferson, iofbn-siT
State , of Georgia, to issue refunding
°^ d
*‘1 ..rintlTIn
SwicSof„ ballots the ll tm™"m,„ wmds “A-in A ofK
t l
S'^Sn' 1^
School District Number S.atl in the
Coorny jcer.on o,
C-eoigia, to issue relunding bonds,
and 11 a majority of the electors
,. .
<.ene. a Assembly, voting
n$!n n i!f n n ! h ^/ esU i be .
* ranlmi °? ^ or men J® ers
®f , .
,
l ,L rr l en s a eC me ,*i >ai
1 .,; r 1 o ,- 7 D Barag^ph r u i 1
.
o 1 H tU rvblrl - I t,Auf o
th ’ s pl0vlded
u v
Co becU .. °n 3 ,
W V i ' „ 6 ! 1 „• . amandrnan ^ ^ as b ^ 11
ratified .. and proclamation has been
issued b y the Governor, all laws
and parts of laws in conflict here
mh “7 Approved: "T?*
EUGENE TALMADGE ’
Governor. r
This 10 day of Mar. 1941
RANDALL EVANS. JR..
Speaker of the House ’
job: BOONE
n . , r?n^omunvp ,, „
pu A i ri ,-LES U. RED WINE,
p the Senate.
bectetary if; ^y- pf td CAMP, Senate.
e
iHEKErORE, I, Eu
§, n f i aimadge. Governor of said
-Mate, do issue this my proclama-
1lon hereby declaring that the pro
posed foregoing amendment to the
C (institution is submitted, for rat
itication or rejection, to the voters
ot the State qualified to vote for
members of the General Assembly
at the General Ejection to be held
on Tuesday. June 3, 1941 .
EUGENE TALMADGE.
Governor.
By the Governor;
£ OH * B ' WILSON.
becretar y of state -
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A » PROCLAMATI0 PRfin nnrnnv ^
Submitting a proposed amend
ment to the Constitution of Geor
gia Election to be voted on at the General!
to be held on Tuesday.;
June 3. 1941, amending Article 7,
Section 7, Paragraph 1. of the
Constitution of Georgia so as to
authorize the Claxton School Dis- I
tnct of Evans County to incur a
indebtedness in addition
rJ at authorized by
L- Constitution and laws ot Geoi
S ‘Zuf.l mT fnd^b »T edness‘and^- of , r « tund . in *
terest thereon due and unoaid as
of January l. iin" 1941 to" and which be
comes due and including
u ly 1 1941 - to provide that the
funds raised from such additional
bonded indebtedness, tire shall be I
e d exclusively for retirement
0 j; sa j d bonded indebtedness, and;
interest thereon due and unpaid;
on January 1, 1941, or which may;
become due up to and including
Ju y 1 ' 1941 •' to provide for the
submission w of the amendment for
nxsr purposes. ** bv ""- f ™ ,
Bv His Excellency.
EUGENE TALMADGE.
State Governor,
of Georgia,
Executive Dept.,
March 28. 1941.
WHEREAS, The General As
sembly «t its session iii 1941 pro- |
Dosed » n amendment of this State
as March set forth in an act approved !
6 . 1941, to-wit:
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
T1UCT. LVAto COUN1Y.
AN ACT
lnct outstanding, past due and un
paid on February 1, 1941. and any
bonded indebtedness and interest
t | iereo n of said School District
outstanding and which becomes
due up tu and including February
b 1945, and provide collection for the as
seSs ment and of an an
nual ta x sufficient in amount to
^ the principal and interest of
SilfSfV. g®* ''ZJ.fr? “WSSSS ,7^ Sj 8
consolidated School District of
Co ok County to be used exclusive
, L- f .* the purpose of indebtedness paving and
' " alq bonded
^ t e Febmu'rv e m , ast d m and
aa 9 a ‘ H d of 11441
aa d an 7 u ondpri 99 indebtedness nnf uand]na S and
. J.’;' 0 , .™ ? n U a ?n Tnd and
", 1 e 1 d Tie p d,, d U f p Vo.i nn v° clflw m ’ I
eluding p t ebruaty ; ^ 1 1945. Sa,d re
>
funding oonds snail oe issued j
when authorized by a resolution j
py the Board of ru ? te ^ s °[ :
Sparks-Adel onsolida.ed ,.. School ,
District, and shall be validated as
prp 'U d 9 d by]a "’
NOW. IHEKEF ORE I, T EU- _ TT
^ENE TALMADGE (^\ERNOR
OF GEORGIA, DO PROCLAIM ,
AND ORDER:
published 1. TJat in this one proclamation newspaper be, in
,
Bropose lo the vot
ers of Georgia an amendment to
al .' t,yle Section 7, Paragraph 1.
o! lhe Constitution of Georgia so
as District to.authonze ol Evans the County Claxtoii to School
incur
bonded indebtedness m addition
* that heretofore authorized by
I the Constitution and laws of Geoi
tj USSS USSS–’Sw ft “e^rit? U
, gy-ff January 1 . 1941. and and unpaid which „ be- o.
comes due up to and including.
July 1. 1941. to provide that the
funds raised from such additional;
bonded indebtedness shall be used
said exclusively for the retirement ot
bonded indebtedness, and 'n
terest thereon due and unpaid as of
January 1 . 1941, or which may be- 1
come due up to and including
July 1, 1941; to provide for the,
submission of the amendment for;
ratification by the people, and for !
other purposes. ;
Section 1.
Be it enacted bv the General
Assembly of the State of Georgia
and ^v of it is the hereby enacted that bv Article author-j 7.
Section same,
7. Paragiaph 1, of tne
Constitution of Georgia which has |
heretofore been amended, shall be
further amended by adding at the
end theieof a new paragraph. in
th ”inrf° W1 n S o°<h S ;
D^tnct - . Coun°ty +
School of Evans
may issue refunding bonds not in
excess of the aggregate sum of
^V l t'*i d * ‘ or retiring r ffi e rin p “ r ^ any £
i
school District outstanding and
wb j cb becomes j due uu to and m
e | lld j ng j uiv i 941 alld provide
for the assessment and collect
of an annual tax sufficient in
amount to pay the principal and
interest of said bonds as they fall
due; the proceeds of all such re
funding bonds so issued by the
Claxton School District of Evans
County to be Used exclusively for
the pL “’ pose of payin « and
sa,d bonded indebtedness and in
£ S r ^JanuarvT,2?? fnStedn™ ' fjS fftS
thereon outstanding and which be
„ ome ’i j. . . ■ in „i, ldin o
j u | v be^.suedwhenautho^edb^ 1941 said refunding bonds
a resolution of the Board of Trust
ee ’ s of Claxton Schoo! District and
«.»• <»
it further enacted by the au
SUemS'
two-thirds vote of the members of
each House with the “ayes” and
one or more newspapers in each
State for two months previous to
eral election, at which proposed
amendments to the Constitution of
td is State may be voted on, and
sha |j at saic | general election be
submitted to the people for rati
election in favor of adopting the
said proposed amendment to the
Constitution shall have written or
printed on their ballots the words,
"For ratification —of amendment
0 f Article 7, Section 7, Paragraph
,ie j, of the Constitution authorizing
ans W County »“*>! to issue DKtrlct refunding ol Ev
bonds,” and all persons opposed to
the adopting of said amendment
shall have written or printed on
their ballots the words. “Against
ratification of amendment of Ar
tide 7. Section 7. Paragraph 1. ot
the Constitution authorizing
Claxton School District of
County, to issue refunding
And jj a majority of the
qualified to vote for members
dle General Assembly
thereon shall vote for
thereof, when the result shall
conso iidated as now required
j aw j n election for members
die General Assembly, the
amendment shall become a part
Artiele 7, Section 7, Paragarph
of the Constitution of the
a „ d the Governor shall make
; proclamation therefor, as
oA ea ° u v v Jdw i a ,,,
'
Section 3.
All laws and parts of laws
conflict herewith are hereby
pealed.
Approved: TALMADGE,
EUGENE
Gowrnor
odtadIdc o/nwiMr " 1941 '
CHARLES r, D. REDWINE.
nSvw UNDELY WCAM camp p
Sake'S T° f S vVA^% irt
RpnreJnOtfves House of
TnF BOONE the'House
clerk Representatives of of
wnw THEREFORE I EU
opnp Taimadge Governor of said
q tatp hereby‘declaring do that mv
tion that the pro
constitution posed foregoing amendment to the
{j is submitted for rati
fj a n 0 r rejection to the
of the state qualified to vote
menibers of the General
bly at the General Election to
held on Tuesday, June 3, 1941.
EUGENE TALMADGE,
Governor.
By the Governor;
JOHN B. WILSON.
Secretary of State.
AMENDMENT
A PROCLAMATION
(H. R. 33-137B-Gov. 11)
WHEREAS, by the votes of two
thirds of the members elected to
each of the two Houses, the Gen
eral Assembly has proposed by a
resolution approved February 26
1941. that Article 7, Section j
Paragraph 1, of the Constitution
of Georgia be amended by adding
thereto a new Paragraph in the
following words to-wit:
“And except that
Consoiidated School District of
Cook County may issue refunding
bonds not in excess of tiie aggre
J 3 M ™
terest thereon of said School Dis-
each Congressional District of the 1
State for two months previous to
the time of holding the next gen
eral election, to-wtt. on Tuesday
after the first Monday in June,
1941 '
2 . Tiiat at said general election
in ” t0 vote )n favor of ratifying
said amendment shall have writ
len or pli nted on their ballots the
words. “For ratification of the
amendment to Article 7. Section
7. Paragraph 1, of the Constitution
of Georgia by providing for the is
suance of refunding bonds by the
Sparks-Adel Consolidated School
District of Cook County.” Those
desiring to vote against the ratifi
cation of said amendment shall
have written or printed on their
^ ^ “ Against ratitl -
—NEWS FROM—
ROCKY
PLAINS i
By MISS IRENE HARVET
Mrs. C. V. Smith and Mrs. J.
B. Martin recently spent the day
in Macon.
Miss Josie Harvey ©f Atlanta
was the week-end guest of her
mother, Mrs. W. B. Harvey.
Mrs. Walter Lunsford spent
Thursday night at Oak Hill with
her father, Mr. Haines, who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Burnham
and family spent Sabbath at Stew
art with relatives.
Mr. Idas Stokes of Cartersville
visited Mr. E .A. Stokes and
children Sabbath.
Miss Ida Black of Porterdale was
week-end guest of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Black.
Mrs. J. T. Kirkland and son,
Jimmy of Hogansville were recent
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
Myers.
Mr. Edgar Thacker of Decatur
spent the week-end with his moth
er, Mrs. Ola H. Thacker.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Stokes
had as their guests over the week
end, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thurman
and son. Billy of Porterdale.
Mrs. E. L. Preston, Miss Olena
Preston and Mr. Lowry Preston of
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Stone of Porterdale. Mrs, R. c ,
Hearn of Decatur, Mrs. J. B. Mar
tin and Mrs. W. B. Harvey
recent visitors of Mrs. Josie
vey.
Mrs. B. T. Still of Moultrie
visiting her sisters Miss Ruth
Davis and Mrs. EL H. Nolan.
Mrs. J. W. Steadham and daugh
ter, Miss Ruby Steadham visited
Mrs. R. S. Stokes Friday after
noon.
Miss Alma Chesnut recentlj
visited Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chesnut.
Mrs. Josie Harvey had as her
guests Sabbath afternoon. Mr. R.
L. Stone, of Mountain View, Mr.
Adron Stone, Miss Mildred Mor
row, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Burnham,
daughters, Virginia and Louise of
East ‘ ^oint Mr a d Mis L r Jl r
' -
o* Stone of McDonou * h Mrs
1 - -
Harvey and son. Mr. Eugene
;■ vey and Mis Cora Moss of Coving
ton and Miss Robbie Harvev 1 ° nf f
n PP at .,„„
'
lted . '^ ,» r A Mrs. and Ola ^ „ rs - Stewart W - s - chesnp and family t vis
Sabbath at Snapping PP 8 Shoals
Mrs. R. S. Stokes had as her
guests Sabbath afternoon Mrs. J.
Hugh Steadham of Porterdale,
Mrs. Hallis McClure and Mrs. J.
H. McClure of Lequin and Mrs.
W. H. Stokes.
The friends of Mr. Howard
Hodges regret to hear he had the
misfortune in losing his thumb
last Thursday.
Services at Hopewell Presby
terian Church Sabbath, April 13
Sabbath School at 10:30 and
preaching at 11:30 a. m by the
pastor, .
Rev. T. P. Horger. You are
this Easter we,com * to attend
Service,
I
cation of the amendment to Article
7, Section 7. Paragraph 1 , of the
Constitution of Georgia by pro
viding for the issuance of refund
jng bonds by the Sparks-Adel
Consolidated School District of
p ook “ f Coimtv ”
same, asceitain the result of such
election and ceitity the same to
tlie Governor as provided by law.
In witness hereof I have here
unto set my hand at. the State
^' apitn ': Atlanta, Georgia. on this
28th day of March A D.,
BHl. and caused the Great Seal
of the State to be hereto affixed,
EUGENE TALMADGE,
Governor,
By the Governor;
JOHN B. WILSON 1
Secretary of State.
LOVCJOY
NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bates spent
Saturday in Covington.
Miss Eddye Ross. Mrs. Jim Har
ris, Mrs. Walker Harris, Mrs. R.
B. Yancey, of Covington, spent
last Thursday with Mrs, Troy
Stubbs.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. McCart and
baby spent Sunday at Worthville
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter White
and family.
Mrs. T, M. Heard of Covington
was tiie week-end guest of her
mother and siste, Mrs. Pennington
and Mrs. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Meadors, Mrs.
Wilbur Johnson and children
spent Thursday in Covington
with Mr. and Mrs. John Smith.
Mrs. Jessie Stewart and child
ren are visiting her mother this
week at Ellistown.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Montgom
ery and little daughter, Packie of
Covington and Mr. and Mrs. Juli
an Washington and baby of At
lanta spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Troy Stubbs and family.
Mrs. Joe Tullington and child
, ren P ent „ Supday afternoon wtih
s
Mrs. W. C. Johnson and children.
Mrs ' ° scar Bailey , spent last
week at Magnette with her son and
daughter, Mr. and Mis. Felix
Bailey -
For head lice on chicks, wse a
small dab of lard on the head ol
?, ach , phlck ' but *° n , 1 use to ° ^, uch *
1 Greasing the whole hea dsometimej
! causes the death of the chick.
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